
Kirsten Grind
Tech Investigations Reporter at The New York Times
Find me on Threads! NYT tech investigations, ex-WSJ, co-author of Happy At Any Cost, author of The Lost Bank.
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2 days ago |
businessandamerica.com | Kirsten Grind
Few people want beefs with their neighbors to become public. That includes Elon Musk. In March, Mr. Musk’s team lobbied officials in the upscale city of West Lake Hills, Texas, to keep quiet the details of one of his mansions and security operations, according to emails to city employees obtained by The New York Times through public records requests.
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6 days ago |
lapresse.ca | Kirsten Grind
(Austin, Texas) Au début, les habitants d’une chic rue de West Lake Hills, au Texas, ignoraient qui avait emménagé dans la résidence de 6900 pieds carrés comptant six chambres à coucher à côté de chez eux. Puis des ouvriers ont érigé une clôture grillagée de 5 mètres autour de la propriété de 6 millions de dollars, l’une des quatre maisons de cette rue verdoyante. Ils ont aussi installé une caméra tournée vers la rue.
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1 week ago |
pressdemocrat.com | Kirsten Grind
AUSTIN, Texas — At first, residents of the upscale cul-de-sac in West Lake Hills, Texas, did not know who had moved into the 6,900-square-foot, six-bedroom mansion next door. Then construction workers arrived to erect a 16-foot chain-link fence around the $6 million property, which is one of four homes on the leafy street. They also installed an outward-facing camera. Next, a fleet of cars — many of them Teslas — began parking on the street.
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1 week ago |
infobae.com | Kirsten Grind
Al principio, los residentes de la exclusiva calle sin salida de West Lake Hills, Texas, no sabían quién se había mudado a la mansión de 6.900 pies cuadrados y seis habitaciones de al lado. Luego llegaron obreros de la construcción para erigir una cerca de alambre de 4,8 metros alrededor de la propiedad de 6 millones de dólares, una de las cuatro casas en la arbolada calle. También instalaron una cámara exterior. Después, una flota de coches, muchos de ellos Teslas, empezó a aparcar en la calle.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Kirsten Grind
The tech billionaire's staff were concerned that correspondence about his home in West Lake Hills would become public after neighbors complained. Few people want beefs with their neighbors to become public. That includes Elon Musk. In March, Mr. Musk's team lobbied officials in the upscale city of West Lake Hills, Texas, to keep quiet the details of one of his mansions and security operations, according to emails to city employees obtained by The New York Times through public records requests.
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